Brown’s gas hydrogen, also known as HHO or oxyhydrogen gas, is a type of gas composed of hydrogen and oxygen molecules in a 2:1 ratio, similar to water. It is named after its discoverer, Yull Brown, an Australian inventor. Brown’s gas is produced through the process of electrolysis, where water molecules (H2O) are split into their constituent hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) gases using an electrical current.
The simple answer is it’s a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gas at a ratio of 2|1, 67% hydrogen and 33% oxygen.
Some proponents of BG say there is an extra gas that is made along with the hydrogen and oxygen called “Expanded water” However, scientific consensus and empirical evidence have not fully supported these claims, and the properties of Brown’s gas remain a subject of debate and skepticism within the scientific community.
There is a debate ongoing that a PEM electrolyzer cannot make EXW and only an Alkaline electrolyzer can.
Scientific Understanding: While the properties and effects of the gas produced by PEM electrolyzers are well understood and documented within the scientific community, the claims surrounding Brown’s gas remain controversial and have not been widely accepted or substantiated through rigorous scientific research. The problem with this theory and the existence of EXW is that it CANNOT be measured or seen. This means that what you are reading about it is theory, opinion and pseudoscience. None is based on facts or real science.
The inventor of EXW (electrically expanded water) defines EXW as: ” ExW is water that has soaked up extra electrons to become a negatively charged plasma phase of water.” He also claims: “Not only does Brown’s Gas have every health benefit of pure hydrogen, because Brown’s Gas is mostly pure hydrogen, but… Brown’s Gas is proving to be about 30% more therapeutically efficacious over pure hydrogen because of the ExW constituent.”
We cannot know if EXW is a real thing but what we can prove is that brown’s gas made from a PEM electrolyzer is the exact same gas that is made from an alkaline electrolyzer We have conducted several experiments to prove this and the cool thing is that we will use the same experiments the inventor uses to PROVE that EXW is a real thing.
In this first video I give an overview of what BG is and how it’s made. I also talk about how we will prove that PEM BG and Alkaline BG are identical.
The inventor of EXW has this to say about BG, “Brown’s Gas can have 3.8 times the possible ‘heat’ energy that an “ordinary” H2 and O2 flame has (442.4 Kcal/115.7 Kcal).” If this is the case than PEM BG gas should not act and have the properties of alkaline BG gas.
My opinion is that these observations were made decades ago, before PEM electrolyzers were readily accessible to the public. PEM’s have only been reasonable priced and easy to get in the last 10 to 15 years.
Most of the observation the inventor made were before PEM’s were reasonably available. It is doubtful that the PEM was ever tested by the inventor. There is no evidence that any experiments have ever been conducted until now.
In this video I show the cutting power of BG and that PEM BG is just as powerful as alkaline BG.
In 1996 the inventor of EXW built a clear electrolyzer and noticed that the cell was making a third gas right in the center of the anode and cathode. They state that a PEM electrolyzer cannot form EXW. The problem is that I have not been able to find any other experiments that show this other than in 1996. My theory is that PEM electrolyzers do make EXW and have never been tested because they were not available in 1996.
In this video, we examine the Spanish study that measured the ORP of both an alkaline electrolyzer and a PEM electrolyzer. The results suggest that the study was either improperly conducted or fraudulent. We demonstrate that either PEM BG is identical to Alkaline BG, or that EXW does not exist.
The purpose of these experiments is to show that PEM gas and alkaline gas are identical. So far, no one has conducted tests to demonstrate their similarities.
In this video, we demonstrate that collecting electrons can be done in the same way with both Alkaline BG and PEM BG. We explore the Spanish study in greater detail and visit Eagle Research, where the inventor of EXW aims to prove its existence. They reference an old experiment carried out by an unsuspecting YouTuber as evidence.
According to the inventor, EXW can be measured by performing an efficiency test on the BG electrolyzer. While efficiencies exceeding 100% are typically impossible, the BG electrolyzer can surpass this limit because it produces a third gas in addition to hydrogen and oxygen. This additional efficiency is believed to be due to EXW.
In this video we use the inventors procedure to measure efficiency of both the eagle research system and our PEM electrolyzer. We find some real INTERESTING results.
As demonstrated by our experiments, both of these Brown’s Gas gases are identical. I aimed to conduct the tests as closely as possible to the inventor’s recommendations to avoid any misunderstandings.
For those who may be unclear about BG, we have shown that it can be produced using both alkaline and PEM electrolysis methods.
